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Purpose : We investigated the clinical characteristics of breast cancers and its
significance.
Material and method : We evaluated the clinical characteristics of 500 women with
breast cancer who were diagnosed and treated by one surgeon between March 1991 and
August 1996.
Results : The median age was 46.7 years and the most common age group was 40's.
The presenting symptoms for most patients were palpable mass(75.2%) followed by
abnormal mammographic findings(8.4%), pain(6.3%) and nipple discharges(4.7%), and the
duration of symptoms was less than 1 month in 41.4%. Fifty three percent of the 500
cases had T2 lesion(size; 2 to 5 cm). With the increase of tumor size,
overall and disease free survival rates(OS, DFS) were decreased. Surgical treatment
consisted of modified radical mastectomy(52.8%) and partial mastectomy(33.6%) The
most common stage was ¥±(42.3%) and the early breast cancer(stage 0, ¥°, ¥±) was
388cases(78.1%) and the stage were inversely correlated with DFS and OS. The
positivity of axillary lymph node was 39.3% and the number of the metastatic lymph
nodes was inversely correlated with DFS and OS. The pathologic types were infiltrating
ductal carcinoma(83.0%), ductal carcinoma in situ(12.8%), infiltrating lobular
carcinoma(1.2%), lobular carcinoma in situ(0.4%) and Paget's disease(2.0%). ER
positivity was 48.9% and PR 46.9%. ER positive patients showed survival benefit
compared to ER negative patients. The common sites of distant metastases were lung,
bone and liver.
Conclusions : Our patients with breast cancer were younger than those of western
and showed the impacts on survival according to the lymph node status, tumor size.
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Breast cancer; Clinical characteristics; Survival rates;
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